GROUND RULES
When you join a gathering, you are agreeing to the following:
1. Be Kind & Curious
Lead with kindness always, you never know what someone is carrying that no one sees. Be curious towards people who appear different from you.
2. Be Present
Phones away, always. No documenting for social media. Be here, not performing being here. Full presence is the gift we give each other.
3. Bring Your Whole Self
Your joy, your messiness, your questions, your tender places. All of it belongs here. We can't connect with your mask. We want to connect with you.
4. Confidentiality
What's shared at the sleepover stays at the sleepover. We create safety by honoring each other's trust. Don't share others' stories, names, or identifying details outside this space.
What to Wear
Yes, you’re invited to dress up. Wear what makes you feel soft, safe, silly, or sacred.
Some ideas:
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Cozy pajamas, robes, and fuzzy socks
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Your favorite onesie
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80s/90s/Y2K inspired fashion
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Butterfly clips, tiaras, and glitter
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A hoodie from middle school or your favorite childhood tee
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Something that makes you feel magical, radiant, or real
This is about feeling, not impressing. Let your outfit be an act of permission; a doorway back to expression and joy.
Costuming has long been part of festivals, rituals, and large group gatherings because of its connection to experiences of collective joy.
WHAT MUSIC WILL WE LISTEN TO?
Popular music from the 1980s-early 2000s. It will include top 100 songs; everything from well-loved artists to
one-hit wonders.
INNER CHILD SLEEPOVER PARTY